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Danny Ellis, known throughout Central Florida as Danny Blues or Kokopeli Dan, announced that he has been diagnosed with Stage 4 Laryngeal Cancer. Ellis had just completed his lifelong dream of writing and producing a Blues CD, and received the news about his cancer the following day. He has scheduled surgery to remove his vocal cords in December 2013.
Danny Ellis was born in Peoria, Illinois in 1959. After spending 20 years in the United States Air Force as an airplane mechanic, Danny retired and chased his dream of becoming a Blues performer, becoming Danny Blues. With his lovely and talented wife, Suzanah Free, they created a duet known as Srazz and have toured all over the United States. The Srazz Band featuring performances with the 18 Piece Big Band "SwingTime" have been described as breathtaking. Suzanah is a classically trained pianist which can deliver a soft and sultry Jazz set to getting down with Danny Blues with a rock and blues set. Danny Blues gives a flashback tribute to the Blues Brothers and also has many original blues songs of his own. Together, Dan and Suzan can please a crowd of all ages, Performing songs from Sade, Gloria Estefan to Frank Sinatra and Louie Armstrong, their style and genre is vast to say the least.
Danny’s other all-original shows include a wonderfully fun and spooky Halloween show featuring Danny performing as Beetlejuice, and his Rock and Blues Revue. He has opened for the Charlie Daniels Band,
Danny Blues was about to celebrate his 54th birthday. For his entire life, he dreamed about singing the blues and someday coming out with his own blues CD. Danny finally finished his CD. The next day, he received his devastating news -- his throat cancer had returned. And with a vengeance. His oncologist believes it is likely he will have to remove Dannys cancerous vocal chords next week. Radiation and chemotherapy were options the last two times Danny went through this, but are no longer on the table.
But Danny is keeping his head up, as he happily performed at what might have been his first -- and last concert ever.
